Culture › Re: Igbo learning thread + Translator by gold3n(f): 6:39pm On Jan 28, 2016 |
odumchi: The translation for 'aghaa' is a bit hard to explain. It's a word that's only used in an interrogatory manner. Its meaning depends on the context in which it's used.
A few examples:
'Ugbo ala gi o mere aghaa?' - 'how is your car?', 'what happened to your car?' or 'where is your car?' depending on context.
'Anyi aga emekwanu aghaa?' - 'what are we going to do?' Am just now seeing this response. Daalu nwanne m. Chukwu gozie gi! |
Culture › Re: Igbo learning thread + Translator by gold3n(f): 6:13am On Dec 28, 2015 |
Compliments of the season to everyone! |
Culture › Re: Igbo learning thread + Translator by gold3n(f): 6:11am On Dec 28, 2015 |
OdenigboAroli: I don't know about "imere" but Idenmili use "aghaa",which means whats up. Like di/diokpa ayi aghaa? Biko, gbaghara m if I talk scattered Igbo, ma na gini ka "aghaa" putara when said "Unu mere aghaa?" (hope am hearing it right) Ama m "unu mere" putara but the "aghaa" threw me off. Anam imuta asusu Igbo still.  |
Culture › Re: Igbo learning thread + Translator by gold3n(f): 5:06pm On Mar 18, 2015 |
Ndeewo!!
I shall be referring to this thread in my quest to learn correct igbo before d end of this year. Onye nkuzi Igbo, dalu oo! Ana m asu igbo obere. Chukwu gozie gi!! |
Culture › Re: Igbo learning thread + Translator by gold3n(f): 5:57am On Nov 20, 2012*. Modified: 4:53am On Jul 25, 2015 |
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